Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-06-11
PERSONAL.

Miss Fannie IIaenllen, Of hurfeesboro, is
visiting In this city.
Mr.. p. r. Terrell. OF Stewart county, was
In the city Thursday.
AIR. W. W. Brnsher, OF Russellville, KY,
spent Tuesday In the city.
Mr.. Joel Mckinney, Of cadiz, KY, attend
ed the tobacco sales Tuesday.
MIR, ]. t. Storey, OF Trigg county, was at
the Exchange sales Tuesday.
Mr.. Fulton Gil, OF Logan county, at.
tended the tobacco sales Tuesday.
Mr. J. j. Hammond, of Caledonia KY,
attended the tobacco sales Tuesday
-Messrs. Ross Bourne and WIN Dardon, OF
Port Royal, were In the city Tuesday.
MIR. NJ. q. shelton and son, Banks, OF
TODD county, attended the sales Tuesday.
Mr.. Robert McGauhee, OF Newstead, at.
tended the sales at the Exchange Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Day ana wife, Todd coun-
ty, spent Thursday with friends In the city.
--hls ~. ~ tiuTtlSOns Ol William COSgfONe
~ Co, of Cincinnati, drummed the city We'd
nesday.
Mr.. ]. r. Lewis and wife, of Roaring
Spring, are visiting the family OF Mr.. NJ. L..
Joslln.
C. w. Jessup, Esq, of Fairview, KY, at
tended the tobacco sales at the Exchange
Tuesday.
B. u. Cohen returned Wednesday evening
nom an extended tour through southern
Kentucky.
--Messrs VIII Coleman and John and Lack
Russell, Of Elkton, attended the tobacco sales
Wednesday.
--Messrs. Elias Harris, j. G. Harris and j.
II. Harris, Of Cheatham county, were In the
city Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM Frauke, the well known tobacco
man of Paducah, attended the Exchange
sales Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Davidson, an old GAINESVILLE
boy, but now of Louisville, is on visit to
his fathers family.
MIR. Dave Hays, ofTodd county, attended
the sales Tuesday. His tobacco is always tn,
best In Todd county.
--Messrs. Frank Hunter and Henry
Bollinger, OF Todd county, attended the Elk
change seles Tuesday.
Mrs. Porter Smith and Misses Kati,
Smith, George Mimms, Trenton, KY, wer
In the city Wednesday.
Mrs Cummings Johnson and her son
William, OF Memphis, spent commencement
week with friends In this city.
Misses Mamie McMannus and Ida Jack
son attended the Burton Jackson marriage a
Cheap Hill, Tenn, this week.
Mr.. w. s. Dickinson and daughter, Mis-
Charlie, and Mr.. Ross Dickinson, OF Tod,
county, were In the city Wednesday.
Mr. Tuck Jackson, (old StonewalD no,
In the agricultural business near Trenton
spent Wednesday with old comrades In til
, ity.
Mr.. John Reed, OF Trigg county, came u
on the city Of GAINESVILLE Monday morning
having consigned his tobacco to the Grang
House.
: Mr.. Windfield Woodson, of Russellvill'
paid GAINESVILLE flying visit, the guest {
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Ferguson on Munfor
avenue.
Miss Sallie Williams, a charming youn
! lady from near Henderson, KY, Is visitln
her sister, Mrs. r.. e. McCulloch on Green
wood avenue.
-Messrs. Bascom Bradley, H.. q. White,
, b. Camp, w. B. Cook. all good Democrat
9 Buckner men spent Wednesday among I'll
planters and buyers at the Exchange.
Mr.. w. p. Johnson, OF Lake View Farm
was among the Tobacco men Wednesds
; bat he has better thing In his fine stoc
/, than any man can make with tobacco.
--Messrs. y, ]. Dawson, NJ. C. Burnett an
Samuel Golladay, of Trigg county, came
Monday on the H.. A. & T. railroad. The
had consigned their tobacco to Adams, al
i, d Co.
I Mr.. Cummings, OF Memphis, was in Clark
Vile few days ago looking for suitab
, place to purchase with view OF locating
, as to give his two sons the benefit Of OF
? schools.
Y -Messrs. q. Es Goodwin, 8. w. Parker,
, Brown, j. p. Howell and w. d. King,
Coldweli county, came In Monday mornlf
on the City of Clsrksville, and attended u
\ tobacco sales.
: MIR. James McClanahan, OF Christia
l county, paid us pleasant call Tuesday. I
, was many years ago In business In Frankli
KY, but now he IL among the people OF Chri
tian engaged In farming on the square.
MIR. J. A. Bell, tobacco dealer OF Adai
vile, KY, attended the sales this week. M
Bell Is native OF Robertson county and VI
e a Bate Democrat when he was the represel
( tative OF Old Robertson In the Legislature.
3 Col. William weatherford, came In fro
r his farm near Port Royal, and spent Mond,
with his friends in the city. He Is one OF Il
old style, constitutional Democrats who
q steadfast faith has been proven by years
@ devotion TO the principles OF Justice and IF
:, government.
4 Mr.. Paul j. Wyatt, who has written sor
interesting letters to the Chronicle from We
Point, Tenn, arrived In the city Wednesda
and will return Monday morning. T
= printer boys and many other friends are gil
=. to see him again at his old home.
h KEEsEE & Northington have a fl
Ie pasture in South GAINESVILLE. Parti